... RE ELECTION, The nomination for this county, in place of the late Mr. Puller, a Whig, took place on Tuesday. Lord Palmerston’s step-son, the Hon. Mr. Cowper, is the Whig-Radical candidate, and Mr. Surtees is the Conservative candidate. The show of hands ...

... is, is necessarily constructed upon peculiar principles. The natural leadership of course belongs, by divine right, to the Whigs. It is necessary that they should form a decided majority in the Cabinet, and that the more important offices should be in ...

... which the Whigs for more than a quarter of a century past have been endeavouring to extend ; and with professions of enlarging the liberties of the people and fostering the principle of local self-government constantly on their lips, these Whigs have sought ...

... now is, is necessarily constructed upon peculiar principles. The natural leadership of course belongs, divine right, to ihe Whigs. It is necessary that they should form a decided majority in the Cabinet, and that the more important offices should in their ...

... the arrangement has been that while, in deference to their inalienable rights, theofficb 1 drawing-room is occupied by the Whigs, the official steward’s-room is generously abandoned to the Radicals. In accordance with this understanding,one the ablest ...

... watch trade may form an opinion as to the injury this city is suffering from this accursed one-sided Treaty, agreed to by a Whig-Radical Government. Well may the young freemen, who have served their apprenticeship to the trade, say their hopes and prospects ...

... (Conservative), 2,272; Cowper (Palmevstonian), 2,017. Majority for the Conservative, 255. The late member, Mr. Puller, was a Whig, consequently this is gain another seat. DENMARK. ENGAGEMENT IN JTTLAND. Copenhagen, March 9 (5-47 p.m.) The following official ...

... shilling per piece, and then they would be well oft’. This is quite in keeping with what I have heard some of the leading Whigs and Radicals say years ago —that the weavers wanted pinch, for they dressed too gay and lived too well, for a tradesman’s wife ...

... Coventry, who is 70 years of age, that the greater portion of the abuses perpetrated by the old Corporation took place when the Whig and Dissenting elements were powerful: and that the four Aldermen who took the most active part in reforming abuses, and putting ...

... which the Whigs for more than a quarter of a century past have been endeavouring to extend ; and with professions of enlarging the liberties of the people and fostering the principle of local self-government constantly on their lips, these Whigs have sought ...

... one shilling per piece, and then they would be well off. This is quite in keeping with what I have heard some of the leading Whigs and Radicals »ay years ago—that the weavers wanted a pinch, for they dressed too gay and lived too well, for a tradesman’s ...

... week, on his recent participation in the public demonstration of the Great Liberal Party,” in the Corn Exchange, and at the Whig-Radical dinner, in St. Mary’s Hall. Xow without going into the question of taste, or propriety, or the fairness of clergyman ...